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Practice Spanish and help end world hunger.

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Freerice.com | Not Your Average Online Trivia Game

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Play online, learn online and feed the hungry | Freerice.com

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For every correct answer you choose, 10 grains of rice are raised to help end world hunger through the World Food Programme.

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Adjectives Part I: Quiz #1 - StudySpanish.com

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Learn Spanish grammar with our free helpful lessons and fun exercises at StudySpanish.com. Get started on your way to speaking Spanish conversationally!

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Online Practice for Adj / Noun Agreement

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Online Practice for Adj / Noun Agreement

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You will practice gender adjective agreement. Type the correct form of the word. Remember from your notes, everything must agree in gender and number.

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3:08

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Señor Wooly

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This song is a simple rhythm combined with a melodic chant that was designed to teach the present tense conjugations of SER (to be)

I made quite a few of these conjugation rhythms early on in my teaching career, and while they're no longer the focus of this site, I do hold them rather near and dear to my heart. After all, they were my first foray into creating music for education, and I still love them, warts and all. Admittedly, some of the warts are pretty big.

THE VIDEO:

KARAOKE AUDIO:
Download this puzzle to practice the Ser-Presente conjugations.
Over the years, many people have asked me why I never included the vosotros conjugations in these songs. Long story short, I was making these songs only for my students, and I personally did not see the need to teach vosotros to Spanish 1. I had no idea that, many years later, these songs would be heard by people all around the world. Had I known, I probably would have included the vosotros form.

That said, if you want to add vosotros to this verb chant, there is a relatively easy fix. In the song, take note of the pause after the third-person-plural form (after the second repetition). You can easily add the vosotros form in this space. And although you could probably figure out a creative way to include vosotros in that spot, the more fun thing to do is to ask your students to figure out how to add it. In my experience, students are usually up to the challenge, and even better, then they'll have more ownership over it.

By the way, if your class does end up creating an effective way of adding vosotros into the chant, consider recording them with your smartphone and emailing it to me. I might just add the audio to this page.

I first released this song on my 2007 album, Billy la Bufanda y Amigos. Hard to believe it's been so long. What you do you guys think? Do you still find value in these old conjguation songs?

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This song is a simple rhythm combined with a melodic chant that was designed to teach the present tense conjugations of SER (to be) I made quite a few of these conjugation rhythms early on in my teaching career, and while they're no longer the focus of this site, I do hold them rather near and dear to my heart.

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Ser + descriptive adjectives

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¿Cómo eres tú? Spanish Rap - What are you like? - SPANISH A

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www.conjuguemos.com

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En Español 1 (Chapter 1-2) || Conjuguemos

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Practice your Spanish vocabulary for En Español 1 (Chapter 1-2) with graded drill activities and fun multi-player games.